enameling

Students who have completed our beginning series may continue their enameling journey in this intermediate series.

We will work with crackle enamels, stringers and lumps, and overglazes to create unique patterns and finishes. Painting with liquid enamels will give students a chance to include their individual artistic talents and expand their control of color mixing. These can all be used in combination with techniques learned in the beginning series, and layering of colors to create depth and interest will be encouraged. We will also be learning about more advanced techniques, such as champleve, basse-taille, and plique-a-jour, as time permits.

Students who have completed our beginning series may continue their enameling journey in this intermediate series.

We will work with crackle enamels, stringers and lumps, and overglazes to create unique patterns and finishes. Painting with liquid enamels will give students a chance to include their individual artistic talents and expand their control of color mixing. These can all be used in combination with techniques learned in the beginning series, and layering of colors to create depth and interest will be encouraged. We will also be learning about more advanced techniques, such as champleve, basse-taille, and plique-a-jour, as time permits.

Start the Christmas season at the Somerset Artists’ Co-op by creating your own enameled copper Christmas ornament. Choose one of three designs and learn how to sift enamel to layer bright colors on a one of a kind piece. Fire your piece in the kiln (or have us do it for you) and then add your choice of finishing touches. Names and dates can be added to personalize your ornament for the final firing.

Students who have completed our beginning series may continue their enameling journey in this intermediate series.

We will work with crackle enamels, stringers and lumps, and overglazes to create unique patterns and finishes. Painting with liquid enamels will give students a chance to include their individual artistic talents and expand their control of color mixing. These can all be used in combination with techniques learned in the beginning series, and layering of colors to create depth and interest will be encouraged. We will also be learning about more advanced techniques, such as champleve, basse-taille, and plique-a-jour, as time permits.